Local Lodging Options for Refuge Visitors
- Camping is not available on Malheur Refuge, but the BLM Page Springs Campground, located at the southern end of the Refuge is open year round. Other nearby BLM campgrounds include South Steens, Fish Lake, and Jackman Park. Visit the BLM Burns District web site or call 541-573-4400 for details.
- Malheur Field Station, a non-profit education and research center located on the Refuge and five miles from Refuge headquarters offers a variety of lodging options, seasonal food service, a natural history museum, and a bookshop. Visit their website or call 541-493-2629 for details.
- A variety of lodging is available near the Refuge and in the Burns-Hines area, 32 miles north of Refuge headquarters. Visit the Harney County Chamber of Commerce website or call 541-573-2636 for details.
We are always looking for good suggestions. PLease send them to Malheur Wildlife Associates.
| Federal Agencies | Malheur National Wildlife Refuge |
| Pacific Region - US FWS | |
| US Fish and Wildlife Service | |
| National Wildlife Refuge System | |
| National Wildlife Refuge Association | |
| Bird List (USGS, Northern Paririe Wildlife Research Center, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge) | |
| State Agencies | Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife |
| Non-Profit Organizations | Malheur Field Station |
| National Wildlife Refuge Association | |
| National Fish and Wildlife Foundation | |
| Events | John Scharff Migratory Bird Festival and Art Show |
| International Migratory Bird Day | |
| Junior Duck Stamp Art Competition | |
| Environmental Education | US Fish and Wildlife Service: Especially For Kids |
| US Fish and Wildlife Service: Environmental Education Resources | |